BASS!!! - round & round - come join me on a funky bass vortex ride.

Los Angeles based Ozgood has been rocking dancefloors from cities like Rio de Janeiro to New York City to festivals like Burning Man. His eclectic selections mix up dance music from genres ranging from funk, Afrobeat, disco, house, Latin, Hip-Hop and reggae, the unifying factor being the breaks that make the party move. 

As a tastemaker, producer and promoter he has helped garner worldwide respect for the Afrolicious party he co-founded has gained critical praise for his mixtapes and original production and remixes that have come out on Thievery Corporations label ESL Music,  Six Degrees Records and Akwaaba Records.

*Made with care & chaos* 
Deep inside this psychedelic soup. 

Chicago, IL USA

All things melodic, energetic, and with depth: Downtempo, Deep House, South African House, and Progressive House.

Contact:  daltonkfinney - at - gmail - dot - com.
IG:  @plantlifemusic

Your allowed to be both, a masterpiece, and a work in progress simultaneously. 🤍
Music touches my soul the way no man could ever...

A mesmerizing work released at the tail end of a dark year, it became easy to forget what it used to feel like to have a heartbeat. Self reflection has been hard during a period of so much sound and fury.  This album, Chromatics, checks your pulse and lifts you up to an elevated center. It's been a long time since I remembered that things can in fact be okay and Chromatics by Vibe Mechanics brought me there. 

The journey's introduction is the cheekily named Arrival and it's very much that. The piece is a mission statement of electronic calm in an electronic age.  Every song is a reflection on the natural world through a digital lense. A meditative filter to the modern world. From the chill wave concerto of Sanctuary to the striking spring reverb on Breaker Waves, this album is fun and bright but feels deliberate and of purpose. Sometimes it sounds like a chipset sunrise, and the next moment like a bizzaro world Kraftwerk. The album is tranquil and present. Book ended with the song Departure, the journey offers more promise and what is to come and can be that of finality and return.

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